Prison
Care for older prisoners is a postcode lottery
Joint HMI Prisons/CQC review of social care finds inconsistent response and no strategic planning.
19th October 2018
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Joint HMI Prisons/CQC review of social care finds inconsistent response and no strategic planning.
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